§ 110.64 CLASSIFICATION F: BUILDING TRADES.
   (A)   Every person, whose principal place of business is not within the city, who carries on or engages in any trade, calling, profession, avocation or occupation set forth in this section shall pay to the city the business license fee prescribed in this section. Such license shall be for one year, or the remaining portion thereof, commencing on the first day of the month in which the license is received.
   (B)   Any person engaging in any of the arts, trades, callings, avocations or occupations of the building trades who is the holder of a state contractor's license so to do, and whose principal place of business is within the city, shall carry a city business license in full force and effect at all times. The first license issued to any such person shall be prorated from the first day of the quarter in which applied for and shall expire on December 31 of that year. Thereafter such license shall be renewed on a calendar year basis.
   (C)   For classification and identification and work permitted under such license, the classification of the State Contractor's License Board shall be used for classification purposes only.
Classification
Fee
Classification
Fee
A   General engineering contractors
$300
B­1   General building contractors
225
C­4   Boilers, hot water heating, and steam fitting
180
C­6   Cabinet and mill work
135
C­8   Cement and concrete
135
C­45   Electrical signs
135
C­10   Electric (general)
180
C­11   Elevator installations
135
C­12   Excavating, grading, trenching, paving, and surfacing
135
C-16   Fire protection and engineering
135
C­15   Floors (wood)
135
C­17   Glazing
135
C­21   House and building moving and wrecking
135
C­2   Insulation
135
C­27   Landscaping
135
C­26   Lathing
135
C­29   Masonry
135
C­23   Ornamental metals
135
C­33   Painting and decorating
135
C­34   Pipelines
135
C­35   Plastering
180
C­36   Plumbing
180
C­38   Refrigeration
135
C­39   Roofing
135
42   Sewers, sewage disposal, and drain cement pipe laying
135
C­43   Sheet metal
135
C­50   Steel, reinforcing
135
C­51   Steel, structural
135
C­53   Swimming pools
135
C­54   Tile (ceramic and mosaic)
135
C­20   Warm-air heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning
180
C­60   Welding
135
C­57   Well drilling
135
C­61   Classification specialists
135
G­1   Gas filters
180
S­1   Sandblasting
135
V­1   Vocational licenses
135
   (D)   State licensed contractors shall be required to obtain a city business license to perform work within the scope of their primary state contractors classifications, namely:
      (1)   “A” General Engineering Contractor;
      (2)   “B” General Building Contractor; and
      (3)   “C” Specialty Contractor; provided, however, specialty contractors holding currently valid subclassifications directly related by trade practices to their primary licenses shall not be required to obtain additional licenses to perform work in a closely related field. Contractors shall be required to obtain separate business licenses for each unrelated trade or occupation performed within the city; and provided, further, itinerant “C” Specialty Contractors (not having a principal place of business in the city) may prorate their license fees as follows: two-thirds of the annual license fee for the first six months and one-third thereof for the next six months of any 12-month period if the renewal fee is paid before the expiration of the first six months period.
('65 Code, § 3-1.305) (Ord. 810, passed - - ; Am. Ord. 860, passed - - ; Am. Ord. 197-C.S., passed - - ; Am. Ord. 356-C.S., passed - - )